The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1918, Page 8

Showing Which Way the Wind Bloweth News of Germany Told by the Press of That Country NEVER MISS THE MONEY Choose your Winter Suit and Overcoat at Gately’s tomorrow. Gately’s clothes are garments of char- "acter, distinction and individuality. We stand back of every Suit and Coat that we sell. All Wool Winter Coats In all the new and fa- vored models, for young men and_ conservative dressers— $20 $25 $30 $35 Perfectly Tailored Westlake Public Market _UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT . 5O¢e 25e be Times Square Westlake, Sixth and Virginia Rutter, Ib, .. Borden's Mik FLOUR $2.64 "% Men's Halt Boles... Stalls BEST LOCAL PATENT ; 135-136 SUGAR STALI = A | upper Beall GERRISH BROS. TS Ee oT aa ZOBLE ease yor” Lower Floor. Licensed Food Purveyors INVENTORY SALE No. 60 mack Local TELEPHONE ELLIOTT 170 ; Sauer Kraut @ring container), - $2.60 | Good Hard Wheat Flour. .....$2.45 } At the Store 6 bars Easy Washing Soap oe 6 cans Cleanser. Be Mountain Drift Flour - $2.65 ) 3 pkgs. Noodles, “Bas | 10 Ibm, Yellow Corn Meal GO@¢ | 28e mck Table Salt Ihe pkg, Shredded Wheat Biscuit | he pke untry on the same terms as| or I shall set my maatiff at you. for 18¢ | lie pke * and men give theirs, The| We have no use for crippled $00 phd. Clyuacis Puntdke Diener for ankfurter Zeitung says that, while| teachers, Away with you!" | for " nee BBO | 25° Dk ; | the public can onty judge the situa And thus did it come to pasa eat Ital Pi 15. lhe pkg. Libby's Mince Meat, Ib. 15¢ tion by the company reports in Saarbrucken, Germany, in the eat Italian Prunes . @ | i160 pkg. Cookies. 6c pkg. Quaker Rolled Oats 10¢ declarations of divid it is year of grace 1917! 200 + BT | B0¢ phe. T Tea 3 cans Clam Chowder 25¢ | 6c can Parks’ Rock Candy and Maple Syrup ....00.0.04 BOP | Hutton Mushrooms, can....60¢ 20¢ can Beets -12¢ 20c can Viuma in pes syrup vious that business concerns in 25¢ | 3.1». can Ground Chocolate. . for -15¢ | ne large dish Milk Stall Lower Floo: PROFITS UNR claim whatever ployment on the Frankfurter Zeitung publishes 1 cripple nus leading article on profit] you» 1 whould be of in connection especially with] u © much work, As you It says that Ger-} from my discharge papers, many thoroly apprectates the part] military authorities decla played by industry and agriculture| totally disabled for service in the but that the public has Superintendent —~ Be kind come to regard the business inter-| enough to holt your mnout, A ests with a good deal of conten cripple be hangea! You've still 1 tk asking why the owner of got your head your shoul machine factory should not be re-| ders, haven't y Then what quired to hin establishment] are you grumbling about? Pack and his services at the dixposal of| yourself off, and that sharply, Apply for em: land WAR am a Jo STALLS 192-34 Best Patent Flour.... war Cream of Wheat Cracker Crackers, ..... Uneeda Bincuita © pen. micellt Bib. tin Beat Cottes. & Ibe. Nest Rolled Oates. 11h. n M. J. B. Coffee *. pke many are making profits of astound. Columbus Ver 3 phen, Seeded Raisins ing amount. ‘Their owners are + B5¢@ | 5 ibe, Jap Rice writing off sums which will free +» O5¢ | 31, can M. J. B. Coffee... thelr grandchildren from all anxiety - 65¢ | 2 cans Good Corn. a ablishing reserves which already 3 cans Baked Bea 25¢ Campbell's Soup, per 1-ib. Hills Red Can Coffee | 2 tbs, extra large Prunes. 4b. pkg. Shepp’s Cocoanut 3O@ das Winter Suits You will find our assort- ments complete. Every style for men and young men in any color or pattern you desire is here. Our suits are much lower in price than such suits can bought for a few months hence— $15 $20 $25 $30 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Seg not pay all in 30 days. We arrange terms wuit you—$1 a week or $5 a month is enough. | Tageblatt’s jelgn policy ix, er any possible riske that may occur in the transition from war to peace, and adopting at Kinds of ft nancial devices in order to make a show of decency which hax meanwhile very deteriorated.” AIMS CLOUDY, SAYS VORST Herr Hans Vornt, “expert” great the on Rerliner Russia writes: “e yone feels and sees that whilst German military strength has been performing explolte which fill the world with astonsnment foreign policy of the German empire shown a painful lack of leader. both as regards the le and the effect abroad clpal cause of this falure of our for I think, that it does not set clearly and conmstently be ome pub |fore ituelf the alma that Germany |ought to follow in the present war “The German people were told that “th® measure of ‘The prin: | COMING SOON | Two cans Tomatoes 2 cans Good Peas......... 4 Ibs, «mail White Roans Bbc phe. Albers pkg. Albers pke. Cream of Barley 6 rolls Tol m 6 boxes Match 30 bottle Del Monte Catsup 25¢@ | . ’ tores at Fremont, Green Lake and Mountain View. ied Oats 80¢ ris of Wheat 2 cans California Asparagus Tips for . 25¢ 40c pkg. Albers Wheat Hearts for 306 300 pkg. Albers Buckwheat 27¢ 10c pkg Arm & Hammer Soda 7¢ 3 cans Lighthouse Cleanser 10¢ 50-1. box Dry Grapes $3.65 6 packages Sea Foam Washing Powder 26¢ 3c can Ghirardellt for .... ss 2b, can Max--murm Coffee. . 2 Ibs. Beedigns Kaisins. Small White Beans, Ib 3 cans 2-4n-1 Shoe Polish 4 Ibs. Yellow Corn Meal le bar Toilet Soap... 3 pkgs. Macaroni or Spaghetti for -25¢ 3 pkgs. Corn Flakes: -25¢ Chocolate | Me Crescent MAPLEINE 2-01. bottle.....---356 1 Ib. cen. 256 TOKIO 49-1. mack Bent Local Patent FLOUR $2.69 No. 4 pall Cottolene Bib. for ee 65c pkg. Miue Ribbon Tea. . 450 can Hille Coffee. 3 phan Seeded Maisina.. ‘ can Ghirardelli’s B5¢ Chocolate Closing Out Holland ‘Bulbs 3; Off MALMO & CO. APPLES Extra fancy, high color Jonathans, box | Extra fancy Bell | Flowers, box Rest No. 1 Yakima. | Gem Potatoes, sack Dry Onion: 9 Ibe for... . 25c CINNAMON & CO. $1.00 | 95c | $1.75) | We always have a full fine of MEATS and can supply restam rants as well as private families, Our big supply insures you Meat properly aged. FREE DELIVERY. 1913 Westlake Avenue. PLANT FRUIT TREES NOW [it was fighting in self-defense. But) | defense ia not an etm at all, since nobody can say when security has been attained. What wan needed was that the German people should} be shown how its future could be secured. Irresolute mdaetong glances at little bite of Courtand, Lithuania, lor Poland, ambiguous phrases about | Flanders, were of as little use as the |timid and half-hearted concessions to the pacifiat system.” |DOG SOLD IN SAUSAGE The following item of news tn 3 Ibs, Japan Rice Two ibe can Tomatoes ns O14 Dutch Cleanser. .15¢ 2 pkgs. Sea Foam Naptha Pow der for 1n¢ New Pink Beans, tb. 10¢ Carnation or Borden's Milk, per 95.65 Stalls 108-109. Goods sent C. O. D. Use the TELEPHONE: ‘1982. K. AKIYAMA & CO. and Boys’ Suits, Hats, Shoes, Furnishings Apparel for Women and Misses Union Store—We Close at 7 p. m. Saturday STONG’S Big 7 Day Sale Licensed by United States Food Administration 7 bars White Soap. 4 cans Old Dutch Cleanser. . 3 15c¢ cans Tomatoes...... $1.00 Hills’ Red Can Coffee. Any one of above Specials with a 25 purchase, Specials Music lovers are anticipating with much enthusiasm the concert to be given by Harold Bauer, the famous pianist, at the Metropolitan next Thursday evening. Bauer will be the third artist in the series present od by the Ladies’ Musical club this season. Harold Bauer's position among translated from the Norddeutcher |») ry rgd et yee BP ogy Veen, Bremarnaven: |reats on a very firm foundation. | hg nett dog slaughter house wa" | Master Pianist. which is a term fre-| NO. 50 Sack Choice FAMILY FLOUR... raided a fow days ago by the police| quently applied to Haver, suggests| 5 ba. choloe Ni be can Tomatoes at Warren, Mecklenburg. 3 Ibe. choice New Prunss S5¢ | 1 “The fienh of hundreds of dows.| toes enw Pre Rone tpg itt ane |] 25 can K-C Raking Powder | 3 pkgs new Seeded Raisins 25¢ stolen — thetr — had. it @D-| of his art, his fine poetic inaight for 18¢@ | Two 20c cans Silver es pearn, Manufacturea into *AU-/ his splendid musicianship, and his 20¢ can Corn Peas . ie sages. |extraordinary powers of interprets or Peas ..15@ | 20¢ can Happy Home or Old “These were labelled ‘Finest pork | tion, A master in Bauer in every |ff 10c pkg. Arm & Hammer Soda | Homestead solid pack ne sausages,’ and bea been exclusively | sense, x fact which both Europe| I ra i Be | _matoes ... 1s sold for the last few months to vie-|anq America long have venized. HI ois eotte ‘atsup 450 Hills Red Can Coffee. rf itors from Prussia at the rate of 60/ tie was born in England. of (ff rll 18¢ | $1.00 Good Brooms. conta a pound. family of which every member was |fl Four 10c cana Oi] Sardines 25¢ musical, As a boy, hin gifts attract: |ff Two 20c cans String Beans 2B¢ | 5.1p, can M. J. B. Coffee $1.50 ite superior. °° here aiea an orden ns rage TRON” ed wide attention, particularly his if 6 large wills Tollet Paper 25¢ | 6 25¢ a. was desert nary Herr Henrich Schaff, a well known | violin playing, and a violiniat’s en 600 pkg. M. J. B, Tree Tea 45¢ '_ sggggpoeeal Four 10c packages Quaker Corn ‘mad Flakes for . 2B¢ Phone | second operation within a day Or| merlin publicist, writing in the | | reer was uppermost in his mind un | Seattie| two. Hammerstein is 69 years old. |-Tacgliche Rundechau way | Ul Paderewnki perrunded him that} SOc quart Queen Olives....25¢ ‘Two 260 pkes. Cream of Barley | Always | 9 4 Sanitary Elliott 2700 — “We are presumptuous enough to his greater talent was for the| pe 35¢ ’ Saturday’s Specials of believe that we must conquer our | piano. After a period of study in 4 bxs. Searchlight Matches 25¢ enemies for their own good and in Paris, which has since been his 3 pkgs. Washington Macaroni includes some of the order to bring them to heart-search-| home, Bauer's debut was made and or Spaghetti 25¢ Biggest Bargains in Meats ing and self-examination. the result was a furore. Tours of 3Se can Mazola Salad O11 28¢ offered within the past year. “The world must learn that we/atl the art centers of Europe were Germans not only know how to be! made, and the artist's fame was We Ground Chocolate, Ib...20¢ STONG’S GROCERY, Lower the Crowd tomorrow and come Co. victorious with Goethe and Schiller,| firmly oxtablished. In America Store at Pine but with blood and iron; and when| Bauer made his first appearance PHONE ELLIOTT 1625 An ‘Kieds of oo and Lanch Meats of Best Quality it learns this, the mations will be| with the Hoston Symphony orches 1113 THIRD AVENUE Between Seneca and Spring Sts. | ay OPERATE UPON OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN IN N. Y. NEW YORK, Jan. 4.+#uffering from an acute attack of diabetes, Oscar Hammerstein, one of the best known ‘men in theatrical and oper tn re Support {he| atic circle in the world. was operated | « Arial to prove Old Homestead ‘ NOW 18 YOUR CHANCE ec as high oe $2.50 on a pair o} Men’s Dress or Work Shoes The entire stock must be sold the 10th of this month. top Sh: izes fi Freshly baked, home-made Bread, Del Monte full weight loaves, 3 for. .25¢ Genuine Rye Bread, 3 loaves 25¢ Sweet Rye Brea loaves 25¢ Raisin Bread, 3 loayes......25¢ Bread made from breakfast cer oaln, 2 lonves...., a25e French and Milk Bread, three loaves doves 25¢ Large Fruit-filled Coffee Caken, 2 for 25¢ Three-layer Cakes, Hot Pies, 2 for Hot Doughnuts, These Are Every-Day Specials. Goods Baked on the Premises. | Men's heavy Work from 92.58 to. Men's Dress calf, bench ‘rade $ #058 50 value. a English last, black, color, $1.50 avaloen, ea, 3.75 Sir eee cies cle reg. price $1.35, now, pair. .08e BOTS AND GIRLS’ SCHOOL SHOES 38% OFF. COOPER’S SAMPLE SHOE STORE Lewer Fleer. Two 26 cans Booth's Sardines vay os ++ BBE 40 quart jar Table Syrup 30¢ ibe pkg. Quaker Oats.....10¢ 4 Ibe. Pure Rolled Oats....25¢ 25e can Rosedale Alaska Sal- mon . os ATHE 2c can Hershey's Cocoa. .15¢ 26e can Log Cabin Syrup. .20¢ Floor WESTLAKE MARK®T each 2 dozen ‘distribution have extended to scores of industries, “There must be undivided author ity, with full responsibility. A de beting society is not an exscutiver’ Jon basic materials have been reduo ed to a minimum. Germany has ex tended the pre-war syndicate, or car- ba A ecqnetantion of industries, and ade it compulsory in many lines. “In Britain price regulations and FREE DOCTOR Kx-Gevernment Physician 1111 FIRST AVENUE. 169 WASHINGTON ST. RIGHT PRUG CO. STORES Leek fer the Free Deecter Sign. Lodge Cafe Vourth—Westlake—Pine INDUSTRIAL CONTROL SEEN AS U. S. WARTIME NEED HINDENBURG” The Pan<German Dr. Franz Koch| 7, co-0} eck writes in Das Groessere Deutschland: | «ne ty. 8 Fmorgoney ene eae For some time past the most ex-|tion and the aircraft plese vied traordinary and depressing nows bas| board and to handle demande for many more wooden ships, branch of- been coming from Berlin, which makes it appear that the representa-| tices will be established in Seattle and Portland by the war service bu: tives of internationaneam of every color are going systematically and/reau of the West Coast Lumber. consciously to cheat the German| men’s association, reorganized yes. people of the well deserved fruits! terday into the West Coast Emerg of its three years’ stupendous efforts. | ency Lumber bureau All wooden ship contracts may be “What the whole hostile world united against us has not been able| transferred from the Southern pine district to the Coast fir territory be to achieve, that will be achieved by the enemy newly arisen in our own| cause of xpeed in delivery, according to Robert B. Allen, just back from ranks, unless, at the eleventh hour Washington. the tion pulls itself together and arrests the democratic destroyers of GERMAN CHANCELLOR IS REPORTED .TO BE SICK our whole national and political LONDON, Jan. 4.—A report that future. “What we yearn for with fervent heart is a Hindenburg in the political sphere.” Count Von Hertling, German chan collor, is indisposed, was received from Amsterdam via the Exchange Telegraph. The report also states CRIPPLED GERMAN WARRIOR'S REWARD that Count Von Hertling’s resigna- tion Is being induced in order that The following little story from the Hanover Volkswille speaks for itself: Prince Von Buclow may again take the pont. BY GILSON GARD? Special Staff Dispate WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-+A ain- gle, centralized, firm control must be added to complete the industrial war machine. War industries must be coordinated. A control from the top clothing and equipment for the na must be applied to everything, from | Hone! army | “Industry in this country must the railroads to the price of soap. | 54 rorward to much greater cone | $0 mays Chairman Joseph Davies, | tralization of authority,” said Davies. | of the federal trade commission. “The government will be obliged | Davies urges its application to) to regulate wages to ® greater de price fixing of all commodities. The | gree than heretofore. There is a es ae | public interest to be. served, which, | HINDU FOUND GUILTY _[thustprevent striker and. anything | OF INCITING naggr al | that destroys labor's efficien: SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4 TchGPin STONG’S Big 7 Day Sale found guilty of going about the 7 bars Crystal White Soap....... ane 15c cans Tomatoes «+. .25e & chambers of commerce, speaking | thru Waddill Catchings, are official ly on record for it President Wilson is said to have made up his mind this is the only answer to delays in construction of ships and manufacture of rifles, ing to be reinstated in his pre- war position as teacher. There upon the following conversation ter, is in distress off Duxbury reef,| thru Naco, presumably on his way | | “the Port of Missing Ships," accord.|to Mexico, to gain recruits for the ing to wireless messages today, | Indian reretntion. ensued between the two: Superintendent—Why do you ‘Tugs were sent out to search for ALL DRAFT MEN FREE) come here annoying me? Not all notaries are charging Teacher—Before the war I was a teacher in Malstatt, I drafted men $3 to fill out question naires, desires & reappointment. ‘m a notary, says Mayor's Sec- | Superintendent—You have no retary James Crehan, today, “and) I'll take on all comers free. If a/ Millions Use ese ae It For Colds! date ‘em up.” Sc cnammeeel Because “Pape’s Cold Compound” relieves cold or grippe misery in a few hours—Really wonderful! brought closer to us than by any/tra in 1900 inopportune leagues of good will and) os -- - — echeatggpe PINE SHIP CONTRACTS dS BIG BUTTER STORE, STALLS 48 and 49 Ranch Eggs, doz. 4 $ Best Jersey Butter, tb....64¢ ASK “POLITICAL MAY COME TO COAST 2 large cans. Ex. fine Cotfee, 3 ibs. United States preaching the doctrine | 4 cans Dutch Cleanser .........25c | $1.00 Red Can Hills Coffee. . ... .80c of the revolution. Capt. Read, who came here from Camp Lewis, Wash., | 80c can Lipton’s Tea..........-60c OF ABOVE SPECIALS WITH 25c PURCHASE, SPECIALS EXCLUDED. No. 50-Ib. sack age A _war-crippled teacher wearing SCHOONER IN TROUBLE [to testity, sayx that while he was| connected with the army intelli be 25c pkgs. Cream of Barley Minty wow cn, S245 3 ae. New Seeded Raisins 256 ‘Two 28¢" cans Bicoth ‘Sard an Iron Cross of the first class OFF DUXBURY REEF] jconco bureau in Naco, Ariz, in the} 4 boxes Searchlight the can K-C Baking Powder 18¢ called on the superintendent of schools at Saarbrucken request: BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4—The| rly part of 1917, he had reason to) four-masted schooner Mary E. Fos-|detain Bhagwan, who was passing | ibe, pkg. Quaker Oats °, Pl uaker 5 owe. Two 200 cans Silver Shield Poss op pee. Seeker 2 3 wees @ Guhéy Counts. ANY ON @ VEGETABLE SKC. FISH SECTION Two 20c cans String Beans 00 Good Broom . 4 large rolis Toilet Paper.... 2 Ibs. Choice New Prunes. Four 10c cans Oil Sardines g. M. J. B Tree Tea. 5-1b can M. J. B. Coftes. Four 10c pkgs. Quaker Cot Flakes . Z § Ibs. Soy Hieans’ oc quart Queen’ Olives 30e Ground Chocolate..... 2be oe Rosedale Alaska 260 can Hershey's Cocoa. 3 pkss. Washington Maceroal or paghetti 35e 35¢ can Mazola’ Oti.:*: EXPECT BIG BASEBALL DEALS NEXT MONDAY CHICAGO, Jan. 4—Several dig baseball deals are expected to be put over in Cincinnati Monday, when major league managers and magnates gather for their informal meeting. KAISER COULD GIVE HIM JOB TO LIKING "I'd rather fight for the kaiser than work for $10 a day in this d- country.” This in the remark Udo Jutting, FARMERS’ MARKET Fresh Meats Direct from the Ranch Prices Are the Lowest New Year’s Bargains $1.65 | soxt cori." $1.00 Switts 200 can O1 PP: Home Tomatoes, a 10c pkg. Arm & Hammer Soda dee bottle Del Monte Catsup 18e | 35e can Asparagus Ti 45c Red Can Hills Coffee... . .35e for ... STONG’S GROCERY, PINE STREET PU BLIC MARKET SUGAR STALL 5 Ibs. Pure Cane Sugar se cedpeceeh as kaeeee One package @ customer. 4 Ibs. Fine Banzai Rice for. 005 cs comcmmememedll 3 Ibs. Extra Fancy Head Rice......---.25¢ 6 bars Lenox Soap for .. 25¢ CHARLEY—STALL 15 Dry Onions, 4 lbs. 10c; 10 Ibs. .........25¢ Best Yakima Gem Potatoes, 12 Ibs. .25c Don't stay stuffed-up! felieves sick headache, dullness, Quit blowing and snuffiing! A/|feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound,”| soreness and stiffness, | taken every two hours until three| ‘“Pape’s Cold Compound” is the doses are taken, will end grippe| quickest, surest relief known and| | misery and break up a severe cold | costs only a few cents at drug! either in the head, chest, body or|stores, It acts without assistance, | limbs, tastes nice, and causes no incon-|German, is said to have made to It promptly opens clogged-up| venience. Don't accept a substi-| Deputy Sheriff Starwich when he ar- nostrils and air passages; stops|tute. Insist on “Pape's"—nothing|rested him Wednesday night for ut- nasty discharge or nose running; | else, pro-German sentiments. FRANK—STALL 27 Burbank Potatoes Small Eastern Oysters, pint. .4¢e ‘Transplanted por donag’, Nasterm Ovet Ling Cod, Ib, 18e3 2 Ibs.. Boneless Smelt, per Ib.